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CANADIANS ALARMED.
wha, a Non-rnicrcour-c Proclamation
would Du.

Nonid bp.
Nuw NoRK, May b-Tho Now York
World correspondent at Montreal tcle-
graphs 10 that paper, There is deop-
seated feeling of uncasincss hero among
mon having business relations with tho
United Statos- aud those comprise worry
large part OF the community Lost Prcsi.
dent Cleveland should issue proclamation
of non-intcrcourso with Canada. Said a
prominent lumber merchant. III Presi.
dent Cleveland should issue "a non .intor.
course proclamation, | bcliove u would
bankrupt Canada within six montha.n ~
This may be an extreme view of the mat
ter, but u afforded an indication of the
strength of tho feeling on the subject
There arc about asO0 persons from tho
United Statcs resident in Montreal, many
OF whom are prominent la various lines OF
business, and nearly all OF whom have bus.
mess relations OF moro or less Importance
with the States. Another merchant, Ina
answer 10 my question "a TO what would bo
the effect of u non-intcrcourAo proclama.
ton, said ''Thc first aud most obvious
effect would be the stoppago OF all our
railroads that extended across the border
Then u would almost ruin the Richliou
Navigation Company, which controls all
the steamboat lines on the St Lawrence
aud derives its most profitable business
from the American tourists who flock to
Canada In the summer time Tho princl-
pal hotels, too, would lose the best and
largest part OF their custom, aud would.
In all probability, be forced 20 close up
In short, the effects would be most disas-
trous To uH OF course tho establishment
OF mutually satisfactory commercial rola.
tons - of great deal more importance TO
ns than To the people OF the Unitod
States"
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"a LlTrLF nonsrnse. {"

"A man out West who has eleven
children. says he Is always sorry when
Christmas is over Gfcat ApOllo,strike
the lyrel
The red-hared man who consults
the phrcuologist has double adsan-
tage Hc has red head sud "a head
read. BOsioH Commerciqi Buiicffu.
An Arab just arrived in this eoun-
try gives his name n. Musta bin Ta.ey.
We expect 70 must but the uncertainty
Of the thing Is annoying ~ say tho
least
did you have all your lessons ~
school to-day. little bOy2 "Yrs. sir.
an more. too more than ali your
las-pu-2" "Ycs, .ir; iickin'r-
Harper's Bagar
a Natural Request -Psslingion g.
introducing hi- English coudn to SOME
American oysters Eugl..h cousin fn-
plorIneD ''You csrvc. dcah boss
you'rc more used 90 90 than I am. ~
Ttef-B -Biff.
Altered by liIs Surrounding
Hes been sHnr ID d HatfIo trarrrf lre1
VINO relpIcrt lH tlf rannae slaal.
Buf lis earfiaI aoal aaEs ga rer8
whenever hs Htc aHanf
fHet
Merchant beg pardon hHi your
piii b. lHty mark tnd fou hsfo given
inr only nii} f'ri 'bnf ton fpn
kn"" ihai % o pqet hfrt Isrine'p p.a
Co. leave -omt hing tp ihe imag. .nai-a1s
fIifgfHae Natter
lifiy Ih1uani Years Hence.
Protector 20 University 10 IImlnetoo-
"Iou can perceive gentlemen. thaf ar
are descended frm tiis extinct animu
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A woMANs LONG JOURNEY.
walking with uer Five Little children q
Distance of SIX Hundred Miles.

CHATTANOOGA TENN., MAY e. Mrs Susan
sullivan and five small children arrived
here to-day from Pierce, Mo, having
walked the entire distance OF over
SIX hundred miles Her husband
died In December leaving tho family
among strangers and rcuniloss Mrs
Sullivan wished 10 return TO hcr former
homo In Knoxville, and, having no means,
concluded to walk. She arrived hcro at
noon to-day, almost worn out, having car.
ried two small children for the past week
they being sick. Mrs, Sullivan said her
health has been excellent, aud she was
treated well on her long journey. Tho
family were furnished lodgings AZ Central
station tonight, and will probably be fur
nishod transportation from this city TO
their destination
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Stricken by The Sirocco

NiENNA, May "a hot sirocco blow tho
whole week through Hungary, parching
vegetation and rendering IL innammablo.
Az Toroczko 300 houses were burned and
Tour lives lost Tho conhagration lasted
two days. AZ Rcskborg church md
thlrty y-sovcn houses were destroyed Many
houses were burnt at the village OF
Mercgyo At Eporics all the churches
and public buildings were destroyed and
tho cemetery was devastated IL is osti-
mated that the total losses will exceed
sA@o'OOO. All the Hungarians and many
Austrian Insurance houses nrc invoINod.
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Beaurnnatd,s Hlni 10 lnn nauis

NEW ORLEANs, Ia, May s-Gcnorai
boaurcgard, In a letter published this
morning, makes another reply 10 jefferson
Davis recent charges against his military
action In the late war. lie closes by warn
ing Mr. Davis TO be content with the kind
ness OF the southern people in juding him
by his motives and not by his perform.
ance, and 10 avoid bringing down unpleas
ant criticisms upon himself through his
unwarrantod attacks upon Others.
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He WouIdnI TrusI lbe R,,t.

MARSHALL. III, May g-The house OF
Levinad Robinson, OF Parker Township.
who is reputcd 10 be the woalthcst farm
er IN Clark County, was broron into
Thursday during the absence Of the family
and robbed Of nearly 500 ia cash Mr.
Robinson has been lying at the point Of
death for the past two weeks I'm a hotel at
Marshall. Hc always distrustod banks.
keeping all his ready cash secroted on tho
promises. There Is no clcw yet TO the rob
bers
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A Co.Opcrallyo Scheme.

NEW YoRK, May GA great schcmo ia
said TO be- iucubating In the Cigarmakors'
International Union The plan proposed
~ that the Government should loan Tho
Cigar Makors' International Union tho
sum of S'A,OD,OOO for cooperative pur-
poses, for period Of fifteen years at ten
per cent per nnnum. II this Is done il is
proposed 90 erect five immense factories,
one each in Now York, Chicago, San Fran.
cisco, Richmond and Key West.
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Leller.cattIet slnals &c nnn

GRAND RAPIDS, MIcn., May 0. Postofics
inspector A. NJ. James, Of Chicago, 10.
night arrested . carrier in the Grand Rap.
ids once named James J.. Harry, charged
WIN roboing the mails. Two decoy letters
containing money were found on him
Depredations have been going on for two
months. Letters 10 banks and business
houses were rihed, ;hs total steallngs
reaching 5000 in cash and drafts. flo a.
~ jail for trial in tho u. q. Court
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Another Reontd Smashed

CHICAGO, May 9.-Thc propeller Tioga
arrived here from Buffalo, having made
the fastest trip on record between tho two
ports sixiy-three hours and half Tho
fastest time previously made was by tho
propeller Jewett about three years ago
siKty-hvo hours aud forty five minutes.
The Tioga used about eighty tous Of coal
on the trip
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A nnrrihln Enln-

YouS0sTowN, o., May "a terrible ac-
cidcnt occurred In tho rolling mill Of tho
Hubbard Iron Company at Hubbard,
shortly after o'clock this morning. En-
ginocr Grinith Phillips, agod twenty nino
years, in passing around an orc crusher,
oiling the bearings, was caughtin the cog
wheels and dragged into the crushcr. Ie
was manglcd out Of all scmblance OF hu-
manIly, the nesh adhcrinR % tho coga
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Valuable Express Package MIssInu.

OTTAWA, ONT, May S.-The bank OF OF
tawa to-day sent $1,000 10 their branch
bank Ia Carleton Place Tho money is
missing. IL WAS forwarded by the Domin-
ION EXprcss. The usual manner Of hand.
ing the money over 90 the cxprcsa com.
pany was followed, and the bank got a re.
ceipt a thief is supposed 10 have tal,cn
the money while II was being taken from
the express ONCE 10 the car
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Gored by aIerss,

WELLsyuLg,O., May David williams,
young farm hand, employed by Joseph
Bowman, entered the barn Of tho latter 20
secure large Jersey bull Tho infuri
atcd animal attacked him in the stall,
threw him down and terribly Rorod him
One of tho animals horns pierced tho un-
fortunate mans neck, seyering one Of tho
leaders. Prompt assistance alone saved
him from instant death
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Departed GLORY.

H,RnisnuRo, Pa, May s.-Tho famous
COW Elccta, FOR which her owner. A. J..
Cowan, Of Vcnaugo County, once refused
$1,000, was sold by him 90 an OH city
butcher the other day for t5o she having
boon ruined by oyorfccding. Although
this COW stood AT the head Of all milk pro-
ducers IN this country "A few years ago,
hor pedigree was never known. She came
To Cowan's farm as an cstray She was "A
famous prize-wnncr.
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A sinaular s,alsmenl.

CoyNELLsvnLE. Pa, May about 100
Hungarians iu the Mount Pleasant coke
district left yesterday for ihoir native
land. large number have purchased
tickcts here. They say that tho strike will
last five or six months. and that they can
live cheaper during that time by going 70
their own country and returning 81 tho
end of the strike. There is no change in
the situation today.
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Boy Crushed.

DAyvuLE, IvD., May s.-This evening an
old barn loft boz which was stored about
one hundred bushels Of corn collapsed,
buryin2 two boys and span Of horses.
Claud Stutsman, lad of nine, was struck
by joist, which FEATURED his skull, In
hicting fatal injury Tho other hoy es-
capped with but fow minor bruises. Tho
horses were considerably injured
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No faith In BANKS.

ELEHagT, IND, Mny g. Mrs WIN Gates.
an eccentric old lady. who died hore two
or three days ago. was found 70 have SOW.
cral thousand dollars scwed up iu her
skirts 80 in small change. 200 in one
dollar bills and tho remainder Of the sum
in bills ~ various denominations She had
no confidence bee banks and always kept
her money with her.
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Teeth in a Tumor.

BELLrToSTAIyE, o., May 5-Dr. A. H.
Logan, veterinary surgeon, opened a
tumor below the eye Of horse belonging
10 VIM. Johnston this week Tho cavity
extending into tho superior maxiliary
sinus was filed with bony substancs
which proved 20 be perfectly formed teeth.
Three hundred and twenty teeth, varying
~ size from pin-head % a small silver
thimblo' were taken out. The teeth are
on exhibition
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Millions More for cIars unIye,,I,,

WoHcrsTEH, Mass, May 5.-The lncor
porators Of tho new Clark University, to
DO established through tho lihorallty o.
Jones O. Clark, Of this city, mot yesterday
at Mr. Clark's residence. Mr. Clark in
formed the gentlemen Of his intention 10
make further Rifts 10 tho college TO the
amount OF about t2OOO,OOO Included In
this ~ collection OF works Of art valued
at attDO,OO. lti Mr. Clark's desire that
The college be modelled upon tho German
University system.
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CErfrsnraO, Pa MAY 5-A COMMITTEES
representing PIckctts Division. g. s 4. 4,
~ here 10 confer with Csc Battlefield
Memorial Association. regarding m0uu-
inent on tho site ~ Picketts charge The
committee consists ~ Colonel u T. Aaury.
Captain y D. Reeve and CAPTAIN w
Ciagsion. The Wisconsin and Maine Com
missioner lcn for their homes today
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LInhl ssnIenea lol Emhs,,I.mnnl

CHcsDo. May Colonel " ~ Bolton.
Tsupcrinientcnt n seconI.class matter
in thc Chicago pDst01icc. who was CON.
yictcf of the cmbozlloment Of about Fl5 d.
90 was ihis morning sentenced by judge
Biodgetr 70 four years imprisonment Iu
The pcniteHtiary. Colonel Bolton has been
Hi the county hospital since his c0nvic-
ton, % being alleged that bis health Is
poor.
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She viii Gel We'll.

BRAzu, Ism, May Mrs Imons. Of
Fontanct, mining village north west of
the city, was accidentally shot In tho ab.
domen by a neighbor woman two weeks
ago. sho gave birth 20 child, fow hours
after tho shooting, with q bullet.hole
through it's head. Though the wound was
regarded as necessarily fatal, the mother
Is yet living and has favorable prospects
Of complete recovery.
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A DeeI,ion ThaI h Imoo,I,,I

Ngw YonE May 8. Surrogate conn. q
Wcstchestor County, this State, rendered
a decision yesterday, that the estate of a
deceased person is not appraisable Tor the
purpose of state tax Persons in the 4 b.
den estate and trust fund are much pleased
a. the decision. FOR " u Is sustained b. tho
courts it will be- saving ~ The fund u
about FzO.OD. as the estate left ~ the
fund is said 20 be- worth s5,0OOOOO and tho
taE b lvn per cent
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10 Danner nl HeInn pnllla

FoWERor o.. Nay o Joseph Haer. a
farmer, was driving along the street in his
wagon 40 MincrsrIlIe today. and. t1rniug
20 bow 20 lady acquaintance he fell
head .hrst to thc ground and was picked
up apparently deal After two doctors
bad laoored with him ha.f an hour he rs-
gained gonsc'pusncss and was able 90 pro-
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shotians IN ohln,, wheal c,nn

CoLrMBu-, o., May G-From 100 CORE
spondents 10 is shown that there will De A
falling on in tho Ohio wheat crop this year.
The wheat crop Of 1886 was i0.gG sss
bushels, which was about full average
crop. The present prospect for the crop ~
1881 is - fDJ.O .O1o bushels, % shortage on ID
per cent, compared with "a fair average
crop. Favorable weather may increase
this estimate.
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Edison Has a Grea, idea

NEw EoRK May .. Thomas A. Edison.
who has returned from Florida, says that
he made experiments while South which
convince him That teleRraphing through
water without the aid OF wire will ulti-
matcly be made possible, 30 that for in
stance, ships several miles apart a. sea
may communicate with each other
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O'RrIen's Wsl Denounced

MoyrnEsL, May s-rhc Montreal Frrrcb
press. without regard t0 politics. is uaaul
nous in denouncng VIM OBrlou's y.sif
So Canada 90 a1vucate the be-
movai of Lord Lanqdop nc This uaani
NIFTY is somewhat surprising. uulos. .n.
deed, thoy have received instru, ns
lr0m the church
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hiLHtrHrr May 8 Duncan McKInnon
and eight others were simultaneously
STRUCK py lightning while working on a
ioRdrve Ht Jump river, WIS. McKlnuon
was instantly killed and John McGrcvor
was probably fatally injured The others
wcrc stunned. but recovered.
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JAwEsrowv ~ " May "a terrific
storm passed over thls region This morn.
ine -Four buihiags hf Randolph were
struck 1y Ightn.n- and burned Several
horses and other i've stock were killed bv
lightning Fruit ana forest trees suffered
considerable darna0a
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GoHDov fEmY a.. NAY s-A largo
Kettle of boiling water was upset in .he
house of Ernest Grbic yesterday. and
Mrs Grbio aud her two Htle rhInrrr
were dreadfuIy scddcd. Tho roua -.si
child dead. Ihe others may recover
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Nrw OELEAS- May s-Finecn peopie.
nearly au women and children, were
drowned 90 the river to-day while watch
iug colored baptism Tho railing of thc
wharf on which shes were staudl4z gatr
MAy. nrcrLnLlnL-ng manH into m. -.aL.r
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BOsroN. May q Customs inspectors TO-
day seized as smuggled six tlo1sand ci-
gars and some jamaica rum and wine from
the schooner Hcbccca R. Nickofsou. ~
Boothbay, from Baracoa, and arrested her
master. Captain A vs. Tafuor
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Persistent AlIsmpl TO Poison P,Is,l

Louisville, May q Rev. s W Maxwell.
Of the Holiness Band Church. is quito fl
from the effects Of arsenic contained in a
glass of lemonade which be- found ou his
pulpit Friday night aud drank. He SAYS
this IS the fourth time an attempt has
been made upon bis life. and hc has put
the matter in the hands Of detectives.
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NsInLal 90 h 80 el.la

buct, ~ S.. STAY O. Natural gas was
struck yesterday at Morrsvllle. Madison
County, at "a depth of 60 foel The gu. .et
rose to height ~ 81 feet. and with .e.h
force ~ to destroy the bindings aud dIiil
apparata8
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Wt-HEoroS. May GA statement has
becn prepared by tho Treasury Depart
mcnt which shows That during tho month
Of April there was anot increase in the cir
culauon of Ni.Hf i50. and a net Increase
in cash in Che treasury of 8tsi.30.
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W o. - b. lnalanl

CotrWuCs. May 5.-Prof Ort0n. state
Ge0iogist N Ohio. says the Indiana gas
heIis extend over two thousand square
miles. and at mo- place near che center sf
the fields have the seekers failed 81 and
gas in almost unlimited qnantnes
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hLforoiis, iLr-, may g. Rev Robert
Smith lUd Three sons we're seriousiy. N
NOT fatally. burned hy an explosion o.
powder which occurred at tha coui mine
~ Dawson, small town west OF hero.
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CHIctoo May 5-The statement .s made
that the "cri6' in Lake Michigan b. in e
uangerous condition. and liable af any
moment 70 collapse and cut IN ths c.ty
water supply
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Leqally Stranded

Wv YOnE, May o Peter SMITH was
Banged BOZ the Tombs prison. ttIs morainr.
10y fee murder ~ john Harmon. Is private
Waichmau, April O. fgI
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HARTFORD cr May The house fhis
morning passed. a Diii making women eIt
gIolo to election on district school hosrfs
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Folherlnohsm Sues ior Damaoe,

81. LOUIS May Express messenger
Fotheringham has sued tho Adam Com
pauv and the detective who arrested him
for robbery Tor 10000 damages.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-05-12

LorrvuIE, KY. May a.-Jcunio Bow
man, the young woman brutally beaten by
the negroes Turner and Patterson in this
city several days ago. died tonight
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NEw YoHE. May a-Old man Hen. a
miscriy character who recently died u
this city leaves bis estate about en- 80
OOu to his book -keepcr's wife.
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No Volcanoes In Arizons

BENSON. a. D., May o-rhe exploring
party sent 20 investigate the earthquake
phenomena in Arizona, report that There
were mo- volcanic eruptions.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1887-05-12

a bird nest found on q roof near
the United States mint in Washington
was beautifully lined with gold Tho
parent bird had carried on gold dust
Boz Co. feathers and shaken them out in
its tiny homo. Chicago IimeG
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Fafhor Of Stupid Bow up

-fathcr of otupld Boy "Tr0fessOr,
] want you to teach this boy German
and French. Professor" Why do
you want the Germans and French to
know what a blockhoad be Is? Isr't it
enough that the Engish-spcaking
races should know it?" Goiden Duss.
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The Ceredo Advance.
CEREDo. w. VA
TERMS or suBscnrrT,oS.

One oopy' one year ~ on. II paid al the tim.
the name ~ entered I'm suhscriptton hocIS
After ~ days $i.s6 per year win bc oharg cd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-28
LOCAL EREVE'TEES.

Numbers of persons assemble OF the
wharves nightly TO see the various excursion
boats arrive.
Representatives of tie Automatic Water
Gas Company, of Washington, were in the
city to day and had q consultation with sew
eral gentlemen in reference 10 the practi-
cability of establishing q plant here, but
nothing definite was done
The police authorities Of this city have
been requested TO keep lookout for horse
that was stolen on Sunday nieit from MIR.
r. A. Garnett, at Rapidan, Culpeper county.
The steamer Northampton is said TO be the fast
est boat on the river
The last regular meeting of the present City
Council will be held tonight.
The line of telephone poles along Prince street
is being replaced by a line of taller and better
poles on which additional wires will be strung.
Messrs Janney & Wariield, insurance agents,
to-day settled in full with Messrs J. A. Marshall
and }. L. Grigg for the losses they sustained TO
their buildings by the recent fire.
Mrs. Annie J. Peakc wife of Mr.. Warren NJ.
Peak, died at her home, on the coruer OF Patrick
and ling streets. early this morning after 2 short
illness in the Goth year of her age.
Il will be seen by the County Court proceedings
that Judge Chichester has decided the contested
election case Of Johnston vs. Young, for the coun-
ty cerkship, in favor OF Mr.. Young. the present
incumbent.
number of persons from this city and Manas-
sas went to Washington to-day to attend the ses-
sion of the Washington PresbYtery. before which
the case OF Rev. 7. II. Todd, charged with improp-
or conduct, was to be investigated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-28

CLOSING EXERcIsEs.-The closing exer-
cises of the Alexandria Female Institute,
Misses Greene, principals, took place Fri
day, June 9th, at the Institute, No. lG
s. Fairfax street.
Gold medals, for highest standing
throughout the year in the Senior class, lst
and 2nd divisions, were awarded to Misses
Nellie Acton, Irene Lambert AID Lille
Agnew silver medal to Miss Faith Lead
beaten premium to Miss Lucy Leef.
intermediate class Premiums to Misses
Nellie Joyce, Carrie Wise and Julia Eng
lish.
Junior class: Premiums to Misses Irene
Gentry. Lena Bauer, Janet Davidson and
Edith English.
Preparatory department: Premiums to
Misses Luels MakeIy, Alberta Davidson
and Louisa Diedel.
For punctual attendance: Silver medals
TO Misses Mary Morrison, Lille Agnew and
Mamie Agnew premium for careful oDser'
vance of the rules to Miss Isabel Slaymaker.
Distinction for excellence in French TO
Miss Helen Weston.
Distinction for excellence in Latin to Miss
Corinne Milbnrn.
Certificates of distinction for excellence III
examination to those who made % per cent.
aud upwards to Misses Nellie Acton, Irene
Lambert, Faith Leadbeater, Bertha Rodgers,
Isabel Slaymaker, Edna Alexander, Mary
Moore, Lille Agnew, Lucy Leef, Helen
Weston, Mary Reid, Ida Wattles, Mary
Morrison, Nellie Joyce, Nellie Vincent,
Julia English, Edith Nourse, Carrie Wise,
Lena Bauer, Irene Gentry, Julia Houcs,
Lillian Cats, Jennie Gregory, Mollie Have
ner, Halle Knox, Edith English, Corinne
Milburn, Eva Steiner, Anna Leadbeater
Janet Davidson. Mamie Agnew, Eliza KEN
per and Katie Fisher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-06-28

SCHOONER CAPs1zED The mate of the
Philadelphia steamer Norfolk, which ar
rived here last night, reports passing, yes
terday morning, oapsized two masted
schooner at Ragged Point, about five miles
from the mouth Of the river. The name Of
the schooner could not be learned but she
had one OF her mass out.